nakedrobot2

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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
Shame on everybody for resposting this ad nauseam and giving a damn.
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
fast forward a thousand years.... sentient rats using human remains to build new commnunication networks....
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
THIS is in the New York Times (blog) and creating such a storm in a teacup? I think part of me died inside. Are any of the great minds in the world really worried about this?
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
Doesn't Elon Musk want to have people walking around on Mars by 2020?
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
I haven't seen the discussion that I think is really necessary - when are we going to move beyond passwords, which are obviously growing more and more obsolete? What are we going to use instead of passwords in the future?
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
"So, you're going to buy half as many cars and you're going to drive for free for the rest of your life. The punch line to all this? We could have been doing it in the '80s or '90s, and we could rush this technology to mass adoption in the
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
When someone drops something on the floor in one of these, everyone else in every other room will hear it like it's being dropped next to them.
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
Anyone who wears such a watch and does not expect to get stopped by Airport Security (TSA or anyone else) is simply retarded. This guy is clearly not retarded, so he is obviously a publicity whore. End of story.
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
The streetview was made by Navteq using a Ladybug 3 camera, which is a pretty sad camera to use for this application. It is not very high resolution, it is intended more for panoramic video than for high resolution streetview-type capture.
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
Absolutely it has. Resolution, noise, dynamic range have all improved dramatically since 2006. Compare the Canon 5d (1) from 2006 and the 5d Mk3 from this year - pretty decent comparison. It is no contest.
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
Isn't this a Prusa RepRap (a previous generation version, no less) ? The article is sadly very lacking in any actual details about the printer.
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
It sounds like you are in a hole that you can't get out of. Yet still you vow to never work on anything but what you want to work on. Part of me wants to cheer for you, but the other part of me wants to slap you on the face repeatedly. Look
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
dreamhost has failed for us so many times in the last 5 years that I don't care to keep count. I'm guessing more than 10 major fuckups. Even things that I thought they couldn't possibly screw up, they have. We have finally moved everything
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
Here is my rant, as an experimental (panorama, gigapixel) photographer: Canon, Nikon, and the rest of them will go to their graves keeping their firmware closed and un-scriptable. It is a tragedy. Mobile phones and the Gopro are eating thei
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
The story of how the CHDK was born is really amazing. Remember that "print" button on your camera, the one you never use? It has a light on it. Apparently someone coaxed their camera into outputting the source code of the firmware getting t
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
Please pull Flickr out from the sphincter of irrelevance.
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by nakedrobot2 14y ago
Is this a "small, innovative application" or "just another instagram clone" ?